Events

This 2-day internationally accredited course, which emphasises the importance of teamwork before safe transfer into a critical care environment, has been developed to standardise the teaching of cardiac arrest and resuscitation management. The course is for registered medical practitioners with minimum PGY 2 and consists of lectures, practical workshops and cardiac arrest scenarios that allow the opportunity to practice skills and apply knowledge.

Step into a practical, process-based approach to behaviour change in this one-day, intermediate-level workshop grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Designed for clinicians ready to move beyond diagnosis and protocol-driven work, this immersive training explores behaviour through a functional contextual lens to sharpen your therapeutic precision and strengthen psychological flexibility.

This one-day course provides candidates with the skills and knowledge to recognise, assess and manage the patient in the immediate period of crisis. Candidates are sent a manual at least two weeks before the course to start preparation for the face-to-face component. This includes those skills for dealing with a cardiac arrest or other medical emergencies in a clinical setting.

Designed for Intensive Care, Emergency, and Anaesthetics trainees, and as a valuable refresher for consultants, this 2-day course provides a structured and practical approach to upper airway management.

This one-day course provides candidates with the skills and knowledge to recognise, assess and manage the patient in the immediate period of crisis. Candidates are sent a manual at least two weeks before the course to start preparation for the face-to-face component. This includes those skills for dealing with a cardiac arrest or other medical emergencies in a clinical setting.

The seventeenth International Hokkaido Trauma Conference will be held at the 4-star Rusutsu Resort Hotel on the Japanese island of Hokkaido from 11 to 16 January 2026. The conference aims to update clinicians from a wide range of backgrounds - including anaesthetics, intensive care, emergency care, paramedics, nursing staff and general practitioners - on the current and changing practice of trauma medicine.